v1.0.0
The app has found what is in System Data for a while. 1.0 is about what happens after the first clean.
- Weekly summary. Optional: once a week, if System Data has grown by more than 2 GB, a notification says by how much and which item grew most.
- A trend on every row. A small line beside the size shows where each item has been heading over recent scans, drawn only once there are three points.
- One tap when space runs low. Below the warning threshold the window offers to free the safe items — regenerating caches that need no password — in one press.
- Automatic clean, opt-in. Once a week, delete the Safe items and say what was freed. The narrowest exception the app allows to its rule of never deleting what you did not click: nothing marked Review, nothing that needs a password, never on a scan you are watching.
- Safe items to the Trash, if you prefer. An undo window for the items that are normally deleted outright.
- Choose what the menu bar shows: System Data size, free space, or the icon alone.
- A breakdown bar above the list: how the total splits across categories, at a glance.
- Nine languages. German, French, Spanish, Korean and Russian join English, Turkish, Simplified Chinese and Japanese. The five new ones are machine-assisted; native corrections are welcome.
- A website, a contributing guide, and issue and pull request templates.
Install
brew install --cask Jarvis322/tap/sysdataor open SysDataMenu-1.0.0.dmg and drag the app to Applications. The zip is the same app for anyone scripting the download. Signed and notarized. Requires macOS 14 or later.